Sentence examples for shift in the name of from inspiring English sources

Dorsey defends this shift in the name of simplicity.

The paradigm shift in the naming of national development efforts from poverty reduction/eradication to growth and employment, economic emergence, and prosperity was inspired by the IFIs.

A related shift in management since Sloan's time has been to drop the social vision of the corporation — more goal displacement — in the name of economic efficiency.

Critics warn, however, that such a policy shift – which India is pursuing in the name of food security – could end up hurting poor producers in other parts of the world.

The FNSEA is ready to agree some shift in subsidies but has refused, in the name of "efficiency" and "modernity", to accept the principal of front-leading payments to smaller farmers.

It beggars belief that such a shift towards privilege can be taking place in the name of fairness in the 21st century.

Sadly, I doubt they will; as I have discovered in my work, the idea that we must curtail that nasty First Amendment in the name of other (often shifting) values has a surprising amount of currency in academia -- the very institution that, perhaps, most relies on free speech in our society.

Tinkler claimed it was all in the name of a necessary culture shift.

In the 1960s too many schools were lowering standards in the name of child-centred education and shifting the emphasis away from science and mathematics.

The Ostend Manifesto proposed a shift in foreign policy, justifying the use of force to seize Cuba in the name of national security.

The NHS is subject to many kinds of change, most offered in the name of greater patient choice and control – hence the shift to outsourcing and privatisation.